Say for instance the Dr fails to negotiate a package suitable for himself or his consortium. This leaves us with the WUP bill at £350k. Now, Say FR made the £60k they set out for to pay Pattens wages. This would be a ridiculous move IMO.

It would be pointless using the £60k on the Patten payment because there's another outstanding bill of £291k left to pay for the tax. So common sense tells me that the fundraising money would be best spent upon a reform which was my original recommendation 2 weeks ago to which was slated. So to pay Patten etc would see the money being thrown down a black hole.

The whole things hypothetical.
Lets just see what happens in reality and that will impact the status of the Winding Up Order.
With a bit of luck,we might then be able to talk about what's happening on the pitch

Philyourboots, how many times do people need to explain basic English to you? The fans will decide where the money is used, even you can have your say, just turn up at the meetings instead of sitting behind your key board. Use some energies you have for the good of the YOUR club. We are all just supporters trying to do our bit. If the supporters don't want to put into the present club then it will not happen end of.

There is none so blind as them that will not see!

Foe is your friend people.

Philyourboots! I have supported Salford long enough to know the mess we are in but some of us are not prepared to sit behind a key board tapping the same old rubbish out. We know we are in the . Have you ever thought the money might just be used to reform the club from the ashes if we go under, mind you I suppose I should do what the rest do & ignore you.

What a complete clown you are.

If you read his signature, you'd know he's blocked you so not much point in replying to a post by him.

Just saying, as it makes you look a bit of a clown for replying.

Following on from the article on the club site about some of the donated cash going towards medical and physio needs is there any pennies in the bank still? And if there is what are the plans for it?

The money that was donated to the physio was not SOS money .That money was donated by forever reds .

Sorry thought that I'd read it was from recent donations.

That's the kind of thing that I'd like to see the money raised by SOS going towards when the take over makes the whole SOS redundant, anything that either puts the players on a level playing field with the rest of Super League teams or goes towards the youngsters getting some much needed investment.

Correct. Largely from money raised from last year's sponsor a try scheme and the curry & quiz night.

As the Warrington revenue streams received a mention at St Thomas church it may be worth noting that their supporters,prior to Simon Moran getting involved big-time,started a Squadbuilder scheme - rlApologies for the Linky but click on as much as possiblerl and even the lowest positioned of professional/semi-professional clubs have a rlSquadbuilderrl as does another club recently with financial troubles - rlWakefield Trinity Wildcatsrl
I have heard it helps in all sorts of ways - travel expenses,overnight stays while player decides to sign etc.
With Paul Highton now responsible/involved with - player welfare - I am certain that may require some funding,also.
As it is the players most supporters go to see we should make them a priority - especially after the recent events.
I do hope the supporters follow the lead set by Dr Koukash and we maintain the momentum.